| Many white-eared sibias stingingly lovely are living in the woods. |
| He'd left one of his drawing books open on the kitchen counter, and Berta, my wife, innocently looked into it, and Richard came in and told her she shouldn't do that, said it so stingingly he made her cry. |
| In the clear air of the big parks we feel stingingly alive. |
| Its narrator, a paraplegic, commented on the human condition in a stingingly alive language. |
| Perhaps no other conductor is so stingingly neat. |
| Baldwin, who is elsewhere stingingly eloquent about the effects of segregation, confronts this individual with the scope of his sympathies intact. |
